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ZFS actually has a fine future. Oracle's version of ZFS is currently somewhere in the early 30-ies, including encryption support. With the death of OpenSolaris, other ways are being looked into to get the support into the open version of ZFS - at the very worst, a compatible reimplementation is likely.
Personally, I have been testing ZFS in various environments since it has appeared in FreeBSD. It went through a long period of initial instability (not only because of ZFS itself but also because of slight and not so slight differences between FreeBSD and Solaris) but the latest version shipped in STABLE (8.2, ZFS v15) finally looks really stable. I have been running 8-STABLE before it became 8.2 on some very tricky workloads (producing regular panics with earlier versions) and I'm very happy to say everything works fine now!
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In order to win back-to-back regional titles, and go 38-0 against Northern Nevada foes the past two seasons, the Raiders would have to find a way to finish off the Reno Huskies.
Apparently for Reed, the seventh time is a charm.
From start to finish, Reed never trailed in the 2012 regional championship game and it made winning consecutive North crowns easier than most expected. The RHS club took down High Desert League runner-up Reno, 59-49, at Spanish Springs High School.
"I thought we played them a lot better than we did the second time. We stepped up and played," Reed girls basketball coach Sara Schopper said, alluding to a nail-biting 63-59 win three weeks over Reno.
Through the first five minutes, Reno turned the ball over seven times. However, Reed couldn't get any separation, despite the extra opportunities to score, until the Huskies stopped turning the ball over in the final minutes of the first.
After Reno junior guard Gigi Hascheff swished home a deep three, cutting the deficit to one, 12-11, with 1:47 on the first-quarter clock, Reed began to rally.
The Raiders scored the final six points of the first, initiated and ended by Gabby Williams. Williams' pull-up jumper with 2 seconds on the clock handed Reed an 18-11 lead at the end of the first eight minutes of action.
The Blue and Gold kept its run going as Williams drove to the hoop and was fouled on her layup to open the second period. Williams converted the three-point play, pushing the edge to double digits for the first time, 21-11.
Every time Reed pulled away, Reno was right there to answer back. After Williams' three-point play, CC Sobrio came down the court and scored on her drive to the basket. That started a 9-0 spurt by the visitors. Huskies post Morgan McGwire scored an easy bucket down low, making it a 21-20 ballgame with 4:18 left in the half.
Then it was Reed's turn to swing the momentum thanks to some fast-break opportunities.
Tyler Sumpter scored two fast-break layups, which were sandwiched around a Sierra Hooft 3-pointer that benefited from a shooter's roll. The 7-0 run gave Reed a 28-20 lead with 1:45 remaining before the break.
But again Reno wasn't about to let the game get away. Shannon Gough knocked down a trey from the right corner with 1:23 on the clock. A minute later, she found the bottom of the net from the opposite corner, slicing Reed's lead down to 28-26 heading into halftime.
The Raiders won the turnover battle 12-2 in the first half, and it was a good thing for the designated hosts or they likely wouldn't have had the lead.
Reno missed its first four shots of the third quarter, including three from downtown, allowing Reed to increase its lead to seven, 33-26.
The Huskies battled right back, going back to their bread and butter. McGwire made two easy baskets in the paint as part of a string of six unanswered. That left Reno trailing 33-32 at the 3:02 mark of the third.
A Shay Shaw layup in transition 30 seconds later knotted the game at 34-34, but the Huskies never took the lead.
Reed forged ahead 40-36 at the end of the third when Williams made her move to the hoop, was stripped of the ball, but grabbed it back and got a shot off as time expired.
It was still a four-point game, 44-40, two minutes into the fourth quarter.
With 5:17 to go in the game, Hascheff fouled out. It was the first time the Huskies went to their bench and it seemed to change the complexion of the game.
After Hascheff picked up her fifth foul, Reed tallied the next 10 points to take a game-high 54-40 advantage with 1:49 left.
Reno missed six straight shots and went scoreless for four and a half minutes, sealing its fate. The Huskies ended up with 19 turnovers compared to only seven by Reed.
"I told my team, we're not going to win it in the first quarter, the second quarter or the third quarter. We're going to win it in the fourth quarter," Schopper said. "This court is bigger and we wanted them to play a full-court game. We looked tired a couple of times. I hoped our athleticism, our skills and our conditioning would seal the deal."
"It's amazing to beat Reno. They've always been our big game," senior post Nyasha LeSure said. "They took it from us my freshman and sophomore years, so to take it as a senior, this is for all those seniors who didn't get to hang a banner."
Williams led the way for Reed, scoring 20 points, pulling down eight rebounds and dishing out six assists. LeSure also had eight rebounds to go with her 13 points, and Hooft finished with 14 points.
McGwire had a team-high 16 points for the Huskies. Shaw added 13.
Since both Northern teams already qualified for the state tournament, what was at stake Saturday was seeding for state ... in other words, who was going to have to face the No. 1 team in the state, Centennial, in the semifinals.
The Bulldogs unsurprisingly rolled to the Sunset Region championship and will face the North's No. 2 seed in the state semifinals. Centennial already beat Reno by 26 points and 24 points during a pair of non-league contests in December.
Reed (21-2) gets to face Sunrise Region champ Foothill in the state semifinals at 6:20 p.m. Thursday night at Lawlor Events Center.


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4:48pm Wednesday 20th February 2013 in News By Mark Tallentire, Reporter (Durham)
THE North-East's biggest council will charge residents the same amount for its services for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year, it was agreed today.
Despite facing spending cuts of nearly £220m between 2010 and 2018, Labour-led Durham County Council voted to freeze council tax for the third year running.
Leader Simon Henig told the annual budget meeting at Durham's County Hall the council was facing extremely challenging circumstances – losing up to 40 per cent of its budget.
There is "deep unfairness" over how the Government is enforcing cuts across the country, he added, with poorer, northern areas facing tougher reductions.
"The Government is in denial over the potential impact on communities," Councillor Henig said.
"This is a budget which protects the priorities of the people of County Durham. No-one pays more, public priorities are protected and the capital programme is boosted."
The council has already cut around £90m and a further £20.9m must be cut in 2013-14, leaving a revenue budget of £457m.
More cuts running to 2017 are planned but savings of £53.1m are still to be found. A major consultation on this is planned for the autumn.
This year's budget makes use of a £2m Government grant to help freeze council tax, protects council tax benefits for all 65,000 households receiving the support and includes an extra £1m for adult social care.
The highways winter maintenance budget is protected and there is £1.5m extra for patching roads and £3.25m extra for measures to boost the economy.
Three opposition amendments were defeated. The Liberal Democrats proposed spending more on careers' advice, business support, the Citizens' Advice Bureau, public transport, the council's phone system and road repairs and less on trade unions, councillors' allowances and the council's magazine and putting less into reserves.
The Conservatives suggested cutting the magazine and back office services to pay for more free parking.
The Durham County Council Independent Group suggested spending more on fixing roads and potholes, while cutting the communications budget and magazine.
Durham's fire brigade precept has been frozen, while the cost of policing is to rise by two per cent.
Council house rents will rise by 4.04 per cent.
COUNCIL tax levels for County Durham for 2013-14 (excluding charges for parish or town councils and charter trustees)
- Band A: £1,019.85
- Band B: £1,189.83
- Band C: £1,359.80
- Band D: £1,529.78
- Band E: £1,869.73
- Band F: £2,209.68
- Band G: £2,549.63
- Band H: £3,059.56
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and spin doctors.
FOI information provided by the council admits to an enormous annual salary bill of 1.3 million pound excluding pension contributions and mileage allowances. Worst of all this figure only covers the staff they publically admit to working in those roles. The true figure is hidden by deceptively naming posts to hide their true roll. The actual figure is much closer to 2 million pounds annually.
No matter how many times the public call for cuts in this area, Henig and cronies will ignore it.
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Holt: Kickboxing, diet help woman reach goalsFARGO – Jessica Sell got a letter from her doctor in November telling her she was in the early stages of weight-related pre-diabetes. "That was a lot to take," the 33-year-old Wheatland woman says. "I knew at that point I needed to lose the extra weight – and fast."
By: Meredith Holt, INFORUM
FARGO – Jessica Sell got a letter from her doctor in November telling her she was in the early stages of weight-related pre-diabetes.
"That was a lot to take," the 33-year-old Wheatland woman says. "I knew at that point I needed to lose the extra weight – and fast."
Jess had reached 285 pounds after having two children and working a sedentary desk job. Even in her new photography business, she spent hours behind her computer editing.
"I knew I needed to change my lifestyle. Not just what I ate, but exercising to help get rid of the extra 125 pounds I had packed on," she says.
Jess and her husband, Rob, follow the low-carb, high-fat keto diet, typically comprised of 60 percent fat, 30 percent protein and 10 percent carbs.
"I saw immediate results, but it was slow-going," she says.
Her diet staples include eggs, bacon, summer sausage, chicken, cheese and protein shakes.
"I love eggs. I could eat eggs at every meal," she says with a smile.
She and her family have experimented with keto bread, pancakes, brownies and energy bars, and they use cauliflower in place of potatoes.
The keto cheesecake didn't turn out so well, however. "I think the dog ended up eating it," Jess says.
Her blood sugars have since normalized so that she's no longer pre-diabetic, but she plans to continue on the keto diet.
"For me, for the next five years, this is my way of life," she says. "I can re-evaluate it then, but I'll tell you, the things that I learned about some of the foods will probably still keep me from eating them."
In fact, she's gotten so accustomed to her new way of eating that she rarely breaks from it. She's only had one cheat day, when she allowed herself to eat whatever she wanted, including her favorite candy (Reese's Peanut Butter Cups).
"Could I do that every so often? Yeah. Do I want to? No. It's not worth it anymore to me," she says.
Soon after changing her diet, Jess decided to kick up her exercise routine. She started with Zumba but was interested in women's kickboxing at the Academy of Combat Arts in Fargo.
Jess had worked with the school as a mixed martial arts photographer but hesitated to give it a try herself, claiming she needed a couple months to get in shape first.
The owner, Dylan Spicer, convinced her not to wait and that they could help her get there.
"My first couple classes I had no idea what I was doing. I was so sweaty and so out of breath, but it was so fun," she says.
Jess credits her coach, Joe Trottier, with much of her success.
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Jess is enjoying the new skills, friendships and empowerment she's gained from her ACA workouts.
"I like walking out of there knowing that I just went through a workout that a lot of people maybe couldn't do," she says.
Jess' dedication to both her diet and her four-day-a-week kickboxing classes has paid off – she's lost over 80 pounds, and she's still dropping weight and building muscle consistently.
"I now work my life around going to class. I have determined it's how I need to do it, or I could easily go back to sitting on the couch every day, just wishing I could lose weight," she says.
Forum reporter Meredith Holt has lost 105 pounds since May 2010. She will share stories of her weight-loss journey in her column, which runs the first and third Friday of each month in SheSays. Readers can reach her at (701) 241-5590.
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Standard & Poor's announced today that it affirmed Poudre Valley Health System's "A" bond rating, with a stable outlook, following an annual review of the health system.
The national rating firm stated the continuation of the "A" bond rating "reflects our view of PVHS' sound credit profile highlighted by consistent earnings, a strong business position and a solid balance sheet."
The rating is for $390 million in revenue bonds issued for a variety of capital construction projects, including construction of the Medical Center of the Rockies, Loveland, and renovation and construction in areas of Poudre Valley Hospital and the PVHS outpatient Harmony Campus, Fort Collins.
Rulon Stacey, PVHS president and CEO, said the continued financial strength of PVHS reflects the commitment of employees, physicians and volunteers to maintain high quality patient care while minimizing expenses.
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This is a serious violation of copyright. As you know, whichever of your member organizations that are right-holders for the copied musical works may be entitled to statutory damages of $150,000.00 per musical work copied.
I hope and expect that you at the RIAA will display the same vigor in prosecuting this matter and protecting the rights of your rights-holders that it has displayed in enforcing those rights against other alleged violators.
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Nearly 3 million local and international people, from as young as ten to the wise old age of 100, have climbed to the top of the Bridge with us. We have welcomed all - loved-up couples, big families and celebrities like Xia Yiu.
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August 1, 2013
Now that the dust on settled on the July 31 MLB non-waiver trade deadline, we can focus our attention on the true contenders. It's now August, this is the time where the cream rises to the top. MLB GM's believing that this is their year have spent the last couple of weeks trying to feverishly hammer out deals to put their team on top when it's all said and done. As baseball fans we now get to sit back and watch the drama unfold. The next two months will be pure entertainment as every division except the NL East is up for grabs.
So, what is to be expected down the stretch? Who were the real winners at the deadline?
AL East: Per the usual, the AL East will be one of the most interesting races until the end. The Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays, and Baltimore Orioles are all in contention.
The Rays were the quiet, only acquiring left reliever Jesse Crain from the Chicago White Sox. Crain is currently on the DL, but has electric stuff out of the bullpen. This was a low-risk, high-reward kind of deal for the Rays—if Crain returns healthy they win, if he doesn't, the compensation towards the White Sox will be next to nothing.
The Baltimore Orioles proved to their fan base that they plan on winning now and forever. They traded for starting pitchers Scott Feldman from the Chicago Cubs and Bud Norris of the Houston Astros along with reliever Francisco Rodriguez from the Milwaukee Brewers. Nice work from the Orioles front office.
While the Orioles made plenty of noise, the Boston Sox stole the show in the division. The acquisition of pitcher Jake Peavy from the Chicago White Sox made headlines as the Red Sox appear to be legit. They also picked up left-handed reliever Matt Thornton from the White Sox. For a team that lost 93 games in 2012, they have certainly changed their course. The Bo Sox have Boston buzzing at the moment.
AL Central: This division is a two horse race that won't be settled until the final days of the season. The Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers are the two best teams in the Central and only got better at the deadline. Both teams picked up necessary relief help with Marc Rzepczynski headed to Cleveland from the St. Louis Cardinals and Jose Veras to Detroit from the Houston Astros.
In the end, it was the Tigers who made out best though. They were involved in the trade with the Sox, both White and Red, that sent the aforementioned Peavy to Beantown, shortstop Jose Iglesias to the Tigers and young prospect Avasail Garcia to Chicago, along with others.
The Tigers need a shortstop with the suspension of Jhonny Peralta seeming imminent. Peralta, who is involved in the Biogenesis mess, is also a free agent as the end of the season, so picking up the talented 23-year-old Iglesias now is a stroke of genius.
While the Tigers will benefit the most now in the division, the White Sox may have gotten the best player out of the deal. Garcia has star written all over him, but with a crowded outfield in Detroit, it was a price that had to be paid.
Regarding the race in the Central, neither the Tigers nor Indians will quit. As of August 1, they're two of the hottest teams in all of baseball. The two teams face each other seven more times in 2013 with the last game on September 1. Both teams won at the deadline, but who will win the division?
AL West: Still in disbelief that the Oakland A's are truly good? Don't be, this team is for real, but did the division leader do enough? They swapped a minor leaguer for infielder Alberto Callaspo from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to shore up their defense. Where they swung and missed is in the pitching department. For decades the A's were sellers at the deadline and this year, when they needed it most they couldn't land a prized trade target to take the hill.
This means their rival the Texas Rangers were the true winners in the division at the deadline. They got starting pitcher Matt Garza from the Chicago Cubs and seem to be in a groove right now. True, the A's are still the team to beat, but the Rangers won't go away. Now that the A's seem to have crosshairs on their back, can they hold onto the West?
NL East: No contest here—the Atlanta Braves have a double-digit game lead in the division and the small and subtle acquisition of reliever Scott Downs from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim only made them better. Overall, the NL East has been a dud this season. Maybe 2014 will bring more competition. The Braves will skate into the playoffs.
NL Central: Baseball's best division had an interesting trade deadline this time around. While the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs were heavy sellers, and for good reason, the top three teams were rather stagnant. This is a very peculiar situation, the Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, and Cincinnati Reds were all quiet. The Pirates, who currently lead the division tried but could not land a big-name right fielder. The Cardinals didn't make a splash and the Reds needed a viable two-hole hitter to bolster their lineup but did next to nothing. Content with what they have, all teams are now on board with their current rosters. This was disappointing on all accounts. If a winner had to be chosen, it would have to be the Cards, who seem to always find a way to win.
NL West: Let's not forget about the NL West—there's no west coast bias here, but the deadline proved that only the Los Angeles Dodgers are the real thing. They snatched up coveted pitcher Ricky Nolasco from the Miami Marlins and had the luxury of signing charismatic reliever Brian Wilson. Since rookie Yasiel Puig was called up earlier in the year the team has been on fire. In just 50 games Puig is batting .364 as of August 1—most importantly he's instilled some swagger in the Dodgers' clubhouse.
The Dodgers payroll may be bigger than many small countries' annual GDP, but they are now looking like they are worth every penny. Move over Hollywood, the Dodgers are now the big stars in town.


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The City of Cincinnati is opening a community conversation to identify what decks over Fort Washington Way will be -- anything from a commercial or mixed retail corridor, to an open public space for recreation and art.
To facilitate this process, the City is inviting public input and is hosting a national, open competition for architecture, engineering and landscape design professionals to design the decks and structural features that will cover the area over Fort Washington Way.
When Fort Washington Way was remodeled more than a decade ago, the gap between downtown and the riverfront was narrowed, but not eliminated.
During that renovation, pilings were placed in the ground with the intention of one day using them as supports for an elevated surface to be constructed over the highway.
The decks will cover the recessed highway, at street level between Second and Third Streets, bookended by Elm Street to the west and Main Street to the east. Successful completion of decks will connect Cincinnati's Central Business District to the Central Riverfront.
The City of Cincinnati is organizing this competition.
Mark McKillip (Architect, and former Principal Architect of the City of Cincinnati), is the professional advisor.
John Deatrick (Project Executive of The Banks Development and former Director of the City's Department of Transportation and Engineering) is the technical advisor.
The design evaluation committee, appointed by the City Manager, will consist of architecture design professionals including members of the Urban Design Review Board.
The City are also seeking the assistance of non-profit organizations to act as project partners and business leaders to act as civic advocates.
Competition Process
Definition Of The Program
The City will request input from the community to clarify a vision for the decks- the desired uses and urban design objectives of the area.
Call For Entries
A nationwide request for architecture, engineering and landscape design professionals to submit design proposals for decks over Fort Washington Way.
Initial Review Of Design Proposals
The evaluation committee will review all submissions for feasibility and adherence to the competition program guidelines and requirements.
Technical Review
Once the evaluation committee narrows the submissions to approximately 10-15 top design entries, technical professionals with the City will review the entries to identify any technical issues or concerns about the submitted designs.
Selection Of Finalists
Between three and five finalist designs will be selected by the evaluation committee. The finalist designs will each receive a stipend, targeted to be $50,000 each. Funding of the stipends is to be raised from private sources. Those designs will be submitted to the FHWA, ODOT, Hamilton County , as well as City government officials, for review and comment. Finalists will then use the stipend to further develop their designs and will submit their final, complete designs, including estimated project cost.
Public Review & Comment
The three to five final designs will be exhibited for public input.
Selection Of Winning Design
The evaluation committee will take all input into consideration and will select a winning design. That selection will be shared with City administration, City Council and the Mayor and will be made public.
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Zoey is a 4 1/2 year old boxer/pitt bull mix that we adopted from a shelter. She is the best dog. She's a little crazy with a lot of love. This photo was taken after one of the kids got a hold of her and dressed her up for homecoming in our school's team colors. Judging by the look on her face, I'd say she was embarrassed. I hope this photo dispels some of the irrational beliefs about pitt bulls. They make excellent dogs when in the right environment....a loving home.
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The Duncan Jaycees and Rotary clubs are well on their way to reaching their goal of $40,000 after raising a little more than $7,100 on auction items during the first two nights of the Duncan Jaycees and Rotary Christmas Auction.
That amount only includes items that were sold during Monday and Tuesday nights at the auction and not the multiple cash donations they have received, which will be added to the final total. The auction will conclude on Friday night.
"We expect to see our numbers increase significantly over the next few nights as we begin selling the large items that have been held thus far in an effort to allow more people to see them and place their bids," said Haylee Root, co-chairman for Rotary. "We are still hopeful to raise $40,000, which is equivalent to the retail value of all donation (items)."
With the Jaycees and Rotary club members teaming up for the second year and several community residents helping out, the amount of volunteers each night have been perfect, Root said. However, she said they can always find a spot for anyone else who wants to lend a helping hand.
"We have some scheduled and then some show up to help where needed; even if we have a few extra people on hand, they are eager to relieve someone on the phones, working the bid board or in the pick-up room," she said. "I am overwhelmed with the amount of support from the Duncan Rotary, Duncan Jaycees, Leadership Duncan Class XVII and countless others from Duncan High School, local churches and individuals who love the auction and want to be a part of it.
"I am proud to be a part of this event helping local families provide clothing to their children for the cold winter ahead. What a way to get in the holiday spirit."
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Jaycees-Rotary Auction volunteers push for goal
The Duncan Jaycees and Rotary clubs are well on their way to reaching their goal of $40,000 after raising a little more than $7,100 on auction items during the first two nights of the Duncan Jaycees and Rotary Christmas Auction.
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Bench found competent, trial to start Monday
A jury took 50 minutes on Thursday to find Miles Sterling Bench competent to stand trial for first-degree murder and District Judge Joe Enos scheduled the trial to begin Monday.
Bench, 23, of, Velma, is accused of the bludgeoning death of 16-year-old Braylee Henry of Velma. She was killed in June 2012 in the Teepee Totem convenience store in Velma where Bench was employed.
Miller pumps up decathlon students
Dr. Ché Miller, who helped bridge a funding gap needed to send the Duncan High School Decathlon Team to the national competition in Hawaii, gave the team a pep talk on Thursday.
Miller, recently recognized as the Man of the Year by the Duncan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told the students they are about to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and advised them to absorb as much of the experience as they can.
Churches prepare for Easter Sunday
Churches throughout Duncan and Stephens County are preparing to celebrate Easter this Sunday, the day Christians celebrate the ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven.
Today is known as Good Friday to mark the day Christ was crucified on a cross.
Ellis named new CEO of regional United Way
Lauren Ellis, who's led the United Way of Stephens County for more than two years, has been named the new chief executive officer of the United Way of Southwest Oklahoma.
Her new job will be based in Lawton but Ellis said she will remain in Duncan and commute.
Jurors to decide Bench competency issue today
Jurors will hear final arguments on Thursday and then be asked to determine whether 23-year-old Miles Sterling Bench is mentally competent to stand trial for first-degree murder in the bludgeoning death of 16-year-old Braylee Henry nearly two years ago.
DHS Decathlon Teams prepares
Not every high school student gets an all-expense paid trip to Hawaii. But that's exactly what's happening with the 10 team members of the Duncan High School Decathlon Team.
Baseball tourney to be held in Wiles' memory
The Duncan Middle School baseball team will hold a tournament in memory of the late Alyssa Wiles.
Corporon memorial planned for Friday in Marlow
A candlelight vigil for Dr. William Corporon and his grandson Reat Underwood will be held at Marlow High School at 8 p.m. Friday.
Gay recuses himself from Morales trial
Associate District Judge Dennis Gay on Wednesday disqualified himself from the trial of Dr. Oscar Morales Jr.
Psychologists disagree on Bench's mental competency
Two psychologists on Tuesday offered differing opinions about the mental competency of Miles Sterling Bench to stand trial for first-degree murder in the 2012 death of Braylee Henry.
Bench, dressed in a dark blue suit, sat through a second day of court proceedings that will determine if the case against him goes to trial. The state is seeking the death penalty.
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ROCKVILLE – What a difference a year makes.
The Magruder boys basketball team opened the 2012-2013 campaign on Dec. 5 with a shocking 69-65 victory over Hyattsville powerhouse DeMatha before a near capacity crowd.
"It's a great feeling to be one of the very few public schools to beat a private school like DeMatha," said Magruder senior guard and George Washington signee Nick Griffin, who finished with 16 points against the Stags. "It's a great feeling. We knew coming into the game it was going to be a big one. We knew they were going to make their runs, we were going to make our runs. We just tried to stay focused throughout the whole game."
DeMatha jumped out to a 19-13 lead in the second quarter before Magruder went on a 27-5 run to take a 16-point lead at the intermission, 40-24. The Stags outscored the Colonels in the fourth quarter, 24-12, but Magruder still managed to hang on for the win.
By virtue of the win, the Colonels avenged a loss to the Stags in last year's season opener.
"It was real important to us," said Magruder senior guard J.J. Epps, who finished with a game-high 22 points, "because last year we started off losing to them, and we finished with the state title, but still had that '1' on our record. This year we feel like we can repeat and that '1' won't be there."
Magruder went on to win 26 consecutive games en route to capturing the Maryland Class 4A state title for the second time in school history.
The win also marked the second time in school history that Magruder had beaten DeMatha. In 2004, the Colonels knocked off DeMatha in a holiday tournament on a team that featured current Magruder assistant Ryan Junghans.
"It was a lot like when we did play in 2004," said Junghans. "We had five senior starters. We have five senior starters now. DeMatha was very young at the time and they're young now but to be honest this might be a more satisfying win just because the group of guys are just so special."


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RIDGWAY – Don't call Bob Harnish "skipper." He is the skipper of the 26-foot coastal cruiser Easter Tide, docked at the Ridgway State Park marina. But, as Harnish pointed out as soon as I stepped aboard, he is more properly the sloop's captain.
Any boat owner or helmsman can be the skipper. Harnish is a United States Coast Guard Licensed 50-Ton Master of Motor and Auxiliary Sail Vessels Captain, and he is definitely the captain of this ship.
On a day when morning rainsqualls gave way to 10-15 knot afternoon breezes and cotton-ball fair-weather clouds, Captain Bob took me for a sail around the Ridgway reservoir. It was a kind of test run for his new business, Barnacle Bob's Sailing Adventures, the first chartered sailing concession on one of Colorado's state parks. "I just got the last signature on Friday [May 4]," he said. Now he can implement his plan to offer sailing excursions, sunset sails, and learn-to-sail lessons aboard Easter Tide.
Harnish, who lives in Montrose and whose day job is managing the grocery business for Village Market in Telluride, plans to be on the water, under sail, most afternoons from now through the end of September.
"I think there are a lot of people who have an interest, some history, in sailing – an uncle's boat on a lake somewhere – and would like to do more. And you'd be surprised how many people, locals, don't even know there's a lake here! This is the premier state park in Colorado."
As we backed out of the slip under power, before hoisting the sails, Harnish made sure I was wearing my PFD (personal floatation device) and that I obeyed the old salt's rule, "Remember: one hand for the ship and one hand for yourself." Everything shipshape. Camera stowed. Lines coiled. Standing rigging checked. No falling overboard.
There are, of course, ropes everywhere. But they're not "ropes." The lexicon of sailing is precise, colorful and important. Lines are the ropes you use to tie up at the dock. Sheets are the ropes you use to trim the sails; there's a main sheet and two jib sheets, fed through cam cleats, one on the port side, one on starboard. There are halyards: a rope for raising the mainsail, and one for raising and lowering the jib, or headsail. When you get ready to tack, the man at the helm calls out, "Ready about! Hard alee!"
We tacked into a pretty stiff wind, working our way north, zigzagging up the lake toward the dam. Harnish pointed out how you can see the "puffs" coming by the color and texture of the water. He sometimes called their arrival to the second, and then Easter Tide stiffened in the gust, heeled over, and leapt forward. "I'll give you a bag of peanuts if you take spray on deck," the captain said when it was my turn at the tiller.
Harnish first sailed on his native Lake Michigan. He's been at it 30 years, on the Great Lakes, Puget Sound, San Diego and Flathead Lake in Montana. "If you can sail the mountain lakes of Colorado, you can sail anywhere," he said as a big gust hit, we luffed the sails and rounded up into the wind.
The world looked different from out there on the water. I know Ouray County – the Cimarron, the Sneffels Range – but these were different angles, new pocket views. "Most people never get to see this from water level," Harnish said as we turned south, downwind, and "ghosted" by hidden, green-water coves on the west shore. We ran wing-and-wing for a while, with the mainsail out to starboard and the jib out on the port side. In no time we were down in the South Basin, out from the Dallas Creek entrance to the park, with its surprising snowy peaks on the skyline. Where else, we wondered, might a sailor behold such a sight: Alaska? British Columbia?
Harnish is a natural teacher. He explained how sails actually propel the boat. It's only a matter of "catching the wind" when you are running directly downwind. On other points of sail, other angles to the wind direction, the sails actually behave like airplane wings, creating lift through pressure differences. There's lower air pressure on the windward, concave, side of the nylon triangle, and higher pressure on the leeward, convex side. The sail "lifts" toward the leading edge of the low pressure, pulling the boat along with it.
But it's not only the physics that has Captain Bob in thrall. He's a romantic, too, waxing eloquent about sunsets on the water, the beauty of the hull's dolphin lines, the balance of her "neutral helm."
Oh, yeah. She's definitely a she: her lines, her handling, her history. There's a story there. Harnish and his wife, Linda, read about a Balboa 26 for sale on Flathead Lake back in the 1980s. They checked her out and fell in love, but they already had a boat and reluctantly passed. Fast-forward to 2008 and their move to western Colorado. "We drove by this yard in Grand Junction that had two Balboas stored, uncovered, behind the fence. Eventually we stopped and asked the guy, who owned the lot but not the boats, if we could check them out." One was in bad shape, but the other one was pretty sound. The owner of both boats was somewhere else, in poor health, and hadn't been heard from in years.
They drove by again and stopped again to look. It was Easter Tide, the boat they had wanted to buy on Flathead Lake. While they were looking, the lot man made a call and managed to reach the owner. She was for sale, but only as a package, both boats at once. Harnish wrote a check on the spot.
Now he has a spare everything: spare keel, mast, boom, rigging. His beautiful Easter Tide, born in California in 1976, will sail on for many a year.
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The Linux Mint team announced Linux Mint 9 today. The open source OS, which is based on Ubuntu 10.04, marks the first new version since Version 8, "Helena," came in November 2009.
Like all good OS updates, Isadora contains a slew of new features including, a new backup tool and software manager. The Windows installer from previous releases returns, allowing a user to install Linux Mint as a program on a Windows C:\ drive, without the need for partitions.
A USB startup disk creator commonly packaged with Ubuntu allows Linux Mint to export onto a USB stick. Among the included software in Linux Mint 9 is Gwibber, an open source microblog client, P7zip, a zip utility and apturl, a package installer.
On a superficial level, Isadora features new backgrounds, an enhanced welcome screen and an improved and simplified Update Manager.
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